Molecular structure of Ferrous Bisglycinate, CAS Number: 20150-34-9
Ferrous Bisglycinate (CAS 20150-34-9)
Alternate Names:
Bis(glycinato)iron
CAS Number:
20150-34-9
Molecular Weight:
203.96
Molecular Formula:
C4H8FeN2O4
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Ferrous Bisglycinate is a chelated form of iron, where iron is bound to glycine, an amino acid, forming a complex that is notably more bioavailable than some other forms of iron. The chelation process serves to enhance the solubility of iron. This complex is recognized for its role in supporting the synthesis of proteins and enzymes that are for a variety of biochemical processes. In biochemical research, Ferrous Bisglycinate′s role extends to studies on iron metabolism and the mechanisms of iron uptake and storage in cells. Understanding how iron is transported and utilized at the cellular level is for elucidating the metabolic pathways that support cellular functions, including energy production, DNA synthesis, and the maintenance of red blood cells.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Ferrous Bisglycinate, 1 g | sc-498128 | 1 g | $333.00 | |||
Ferrous Bisglycinate, 10 g | sc-498128A | 10 g | $1977.00 |